They aren’t always blue sometimes tan or olive drab instead but often are and even when they are blue they are often missing the flag.
I was surprised by how much bigger the Orion CM is compared to the Apollo CM.
I am sorry to report, Astronomy Picture of the Day has moved to a new site, and left its old school HTML formatting behind…
The APOD website (apod.nasa.gov) has been one of my most regularly visited pages for decades. It was my home page back when home page was a thing. I still check it every day. Today upon checking, the website has moved to science.apod.gov, and gotten a web design makeover to match the rest of NASA’s site design.
That page was the last place I visited that still used HTML. So sad to see it go, and with it, HTML’s nostalgic aesthetic.
(If anyone wants to recommend more science related HTML sites that are regularly updated, that would be awesome.)
Hello r/nasa!
I found something cool but I am not sure if what I am seeing is actually what I am seeing so wondering if anyone can help? The signature looks like “Cary Spit” or maybe even Sprit. Cary Spitzer was the Deputy Director of the mission I believe. Is it possible this is signed by him?? I’m in Kentucky if that helps. I found it at a thrift store.
Amazing video of the ocean currents done by NASA with data from MIT/JBL using ECCO2. Aug, 2011